The impact of the sinking of Japan on China

From a geographical perspective, the sinking of Japan and the sinking of such a large area of ??land into the sea will definitely cause sea levels to rise. Then China's eastern coastal areas will definitely be affected. But maybe the technology was advanced enough by that time, and humans had enough power to combat the problem of rising sea water. , so we have to believe that this should have little impact.

Secondly, if Japan, as a world economic power, sinks, it will inevitably have an impact on the global economy, and China is no exception. But compared to the burning, killing, and looting that Japan committed in China during World War II, these are insignificant.

Of course, perhaps the most troublesome thing is the resettlement of Japanese people. If Japan sinks, it will inevitably seek shelter somewhere. So the question facing China is whether to accept these Japanese refugees. Of course, from a national perspective, we should not do this kind of thing. After all, the United States loves Japan so much, and I believe it will never abandon Japan.